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QUT tool aids better group decision-making on complex projects 
Hormone-disrupting chemicals found in range of water sources
New Initiative Charts Course For Human-centred AI
How Amateur Naturalists Are Helping Scientists Track What Everything Eats
Light pollution’s ‘transformation of night’ requires prompt action
HKUST Confers Honorary Fellowships on Five Distinguished Individuals
Shortlist announced for prestigious Coller AI Competition
Scientists Recognised At 2026 Premier’s Science Awards
The ripple effect of Sharon Starick’s Rural Women’s Award journey
Making ammonia at lower temperatures: the world’s first air-stable surface electrene
Putting Price On Blade Of Grass
New resource helps people protect brain health and reduce dementia risk
Otago researchers funded to fight major global threat
University of Canterbury and Nurse Maude strengthen community healthcare
Relationships matter: how CEMI is helping Cornell work as one
Plasma Technology Could Help Plant-Based Packaging Replace Plastic
From llamas to lavender, agritourism grows in New York state
Holding mirror to itself, higher education can restore trust in ‘sacred’ mission
Developing lower-performing employees may annoy the go-getters
Portable test could help distinguish Ebola, Lassa where lab testing is limited
How Interferon Changes Cancerous Blood Stem Cells
New Tool Helps Responders ID Highest-Risk Areas for Post-Hurricane Rescue Efforts
JMU strongly positioned in Shanghai Subject Rankings 2026
New Brain Health Centre marks a step change in dementia diagnosis and prevention
‘How long will I be away?’ and ‘Do I have to have my appendix out?’: Frequently Asked Questions about working for the…
What’s Keeping Schoolchildren From Eating Local Foods?
New Material Is Extreme Thermal Insulator
In the Field: UW researchers are studying how coral reef fish work as a community to respond to threats
HKUST Unveils World’s First Zero-Degradation Elastocaloric Cooling Device to Revolutionize Sustainable Refrigeration Technology
Time’s running out to catch giant planet’s strange orbit
Remembering Geoff Churack
HKUST Develops Optimization Framework for Autonomous Materials Experimentation Platforms
Picturing the invisible – a beautiful collision of science and art
AI and computer simulation open new paths in drug discovery – Masahito Ohue
How Kidneys Help Body Retain Water And Salt
Microbial Consortia Show Promise for Boosting Pepper Production in Organic Systems
Fungi nutrient sensing breakthrough may aid green tech, disease control
New Study Explores U.S. Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Fresh-Market Grape Attributes
Disorder is key to tuning a high-temperature superconductor
Warning: fraudulent career and research advertisements on social media
AI in education initiatives emphasize experimentation, balanced use
Weill Cornell awarded $17.4M grant to develop shorter TB treatment regimen
Hidden caves beneath the Nullarbor revealed by subtle surface trenches
Breast Density Clue For Cancer Risk
Endurance running or endurance diving – which came first?
Using Sound Waves to Turn Iron and Water Directly into Magnetic Nanoparticles
Why You Really Shouldn’t Overcook Your Proteins
Dungeons & Dragons Study Rolls For Better Wellbeing

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